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Vinyl Revival Movie Night at Jamey’s House of Music

Jamey Reilly of Jamey’s House of Music and Andrea DiFabio of Vinyl Revival have teamed up to present Movie Night!

Join us at Jamey’s on Thursday, October 29, for a screening of the documentary, “RECOLLECTIONS: Val Shively and 50 Years of Collecting Records in Philadelphia.”

Directed by Christopher Plant and executive produced by Chris Fralic, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame film tells the story of passionate music collector Val Shively who has been buying and selling records for more than 50 years.

Val Shively and Christopher Plant will be in attendance for a Q & A following the film.

Val Shively’s musical love is group harmony, commonly known as “doo wop” – but his life’s work collecting and selling records has real life connections through artists like QuestLove and a comprehensive coffee table book about vinyl collecting by Eilon Paz called Dust and Grooves.

Learn more about and meet Val, legendary owner of R & B Records in Upper Darby, at this special event!

Kitchen and Happy Hour- 6 p.m., Showtime – 8 p.m.
$10 online advance / $15 door
Online advance ticket sales close at 5 p.m. day of show

Event is being held in association with the Delaware County Press Club and a portion of ticket sales will benefit the Press Club.

Get tickets here.

Vinyl Revival Movie Night at Jamey’s House of Music

Jamey Reilly of Jamey’s House of Music and Andrea DiFabio of Vinyl Revival have teamed up to present Movie Night!

Join us at Jamey’s on Thursday, May 29th, for a screening of “Standing in the Shadows of Motown.”

This documentary mixes performances, interviews, and reenactments to celebrate the Funk Brothers, the 1960s soul hitmakers. As the musicians behind the Temptations, the Four Tops and others, the “brothers” were hugely successful, yet relatively anonymous compared to the famous singers they backed. They get their due here, as Richard “Pistol” Allen, Benny “Papa Zita” Benjamin, and bandmates discuss their Detroit youth, studio sessions alongside Marvin Gaye, and nonstop touring.

Emmy Award winning composer and filmmaker Rodney Whittenberg and Producer Allan Slutsky will be in attendance for a Q & A after the film.

Kitchen and Happy Hour- 6 p.m., Showtime – 7 p.m.

$5 online advance / door

Online advance ticket sales close at 5 p.m. day of show.

Get tickets here.

VINYL REVIVAL MOVIE NIGHT featuring “Heart of the Beat” with David Uosikkinen

Vinyl Revival is partnering with Jamey’s House of Music to bring a Movie Night to Lansdowne!

Curated by Andrea DiFabio, head over to Jamey’s, 32 S. Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa.,
on each fifth Thursday of the month to enjoy an independent film screening.

The inaugural event, on Thursday, January 30th, 2025, at 8 p.m. (doors at 6 p.m.) features the feature-length documentary “Heart of the Beat” by director Jill R. Frechie.

Produced by John Ricciutti, and in association with Main Line Television, “Heart of the Beat,” tells the story of Hooters’ drummer David Uosikkinen. David shares his life story, and the ups and downs and ins and outs of being a drummer with The Hooters and other projects for over 40 years. His upbeat and infectious personality resonates throughout the film as he tells the truth about his struggles of being an artist, an addict, and a musician. He reminds us that we are all human.

Frechie is a Telly Awards winner and Emmy nominated filmmaker. “Heart of the Beat” has won multiple awards including Best Shot in Philly Documentary at the 26th annual FirstGlance Film Festival Philadelphia in 2023.

Tickets for Movie Night with Vinyl Revival are $5 and can be purchased here and at the door.

Enjoy HAPPY HOUR from 6-7 p.m. (sponsored by the Lansdowne Business Professional Association), Asian inspired American dining delights by Chef Suyun Reilly, and drinks provided by Conshohocken Brewing Company for an additional fee before and during the event. There will be a $5 food/drink minimum per person.

The multi-award-winning Jamey’s features restaurant style seating in an intimate, acoustically first-rate listening room, with stage-front long communal tables and stage-side two-top tables.

They also feature the art and photography of musicians, or musically related art by artists who love music, in their “Little Gallery” with monthly exhibitions and artist openings.

Jamey’s is proud to be the official home venue of the Philadelphia Blues Society.